Rates for combined newspaper subscriptions offered by The Statesman
A fragmented ad lists multiple paired subscriptions with The Statesman, Michigan Farmer, Detroit Journal, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Inter Ocean, New York Tribune, Ladies' Home Journal, Designer, and other titles. Prices range from about 1.00 to 4.00 annually, highlighting combinations like The Statesman with Detroit papers and national magazines for savings.
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Statesman
Phe Statesman
Michigan Farmer Oear
Mids Statesman
Detroit Journal
the Statesman
Detroit Free Pre
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Chicago Intergen
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York Tribune
The
Michigan Farmer
Detroit Free Press
Inter Ocean
National
Rural
Family Magazine
Statesman and Ladies’ Home Journal
the Statesman and Designer
New York World
Michigan, Presbyterian
Formosa ancestors hailed as Chinese immigrants in historic note
The article discusses Formosan natives as descendants of Chinese immigrants who revered written characters as sacred remains. It mentions Yofuda cards symbolizing deities and includes a mixed collage of notices and advertisements on topics from kidney care to branding methods and a Philippine appointment of ex-Lieut. Governor Bates as district judge with salary figures.
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Formosa
China
Phippines
Henry C. Bates
St. Johnsbury
Philippines
Manilla
Ver Mont
Ide
Philippine Commission
McKinley Appoints Stratton to National Bureau of Standards
President McKinley appointed Samuel W. Stratton director of the new United States National Bureau of Standards. Stratton was granted leave from the University of Chicago to share weights and measures expertise.
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McKinley
Samuel W.stratton
Rew National Bureau of Standards
Stratton
The
University Chicago
Woman Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Hartley of 221 West Congress Street Chicago Illinois suffered indigestion exhaustion womb displacement fainting dizziness headaches and backache and slept poorly. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she was entirely cured. Her portrait is published to warn and convince other women of the remedy's efficacy.
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Hartley
Congress St
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Notable Odd Fellows Leader and Early American Lineage
James B. Nicholson of Philadelphia, aged 81, a prominent Odd Fellows figure in Pennsylvania, long served as secretary of the Grand Lodge since 1869 and for fifty three years with Chosen Friends Lodge No. 108, I.O.O.F. His father John Nicholson, a gunsmith, built the first firelocks for the Pennsylvania committee of safety and later worked for the Continental Congress. Meanwhile Mrs. L. Pease of Lawrence Kansas reported dramatic relief from six years of bed confinement after three bottles of Electric Bitters. A lineman near Milwaukee was nearly electrocuted repairing trolley to Chicago when a wire touched a live line but revived by colleagues. Also advertised New Great South American Kidney Cure claimed to relieve kidney and bladder pain within six hours.
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James B. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge
Friends’ Lodge
John Nicholson
Pennsylvania Committee of Safety
Continental Congress
L. Pease
Lawrence, Kans
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H. J. Hyde
W. H. Elston
State St
Marshall, Mich
Curious wealth from forest wood in Tonkip mines
A report from French consul Mengtze in upper Tonkip describes wood mines where timber lies in sandy soils under about eight yards. The ancient forest was swallowed by earth in a cataclysm and the timber, imperishable, is bought by the Chinese for coffins.
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Tonkip
Cure for cold elixir pitch and refund offer
An OCR snippet touts a remedy for a cold with laxative and bromine content. It claims a product from W. Grove with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, urging purchase in a box labeled with a price and slogan.
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Chief Francis O'Neill of Chicago Police Focus of Praise
The article profiles Chief Francis O'Neill born in Bantry County Cork and rising from teacher to Chicago patrolman in 1873, to captain in 1894. Known as an officer and a gentleman, he loves Celtic literature, owns a 1000-volume library, and amassed wealth through real estate investments without scandal. It notes George Williams founded the Young Men’s Christian Association in 1844 and its global growth and Boston convention with thousands of delegates and hundreds of associations in North America.
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Francis O'Neill
Otders
O'Neill
Palcemin
O'Ngn
Tristi
Bantry
County Cork
Waa
Young O'Neil
America
Missouri
Chicago
Young O'Neill
Tom Moore
Ling
Uim
George Williams
Williams
Young
Man'a Christian Association
Young Williams
Tne
Boston
North America
A Successful Portia First Woman Lawyer Admitted to Connecticut's Highest Court
Miss Susan Cecelia O Neill becomes the first woman to argue before Connecticut’s Supreme Court of Errors, the state’s highest tribunal, delivering a well executed performance that matched any male attorney. She trained at New York Law School and marks progress for women in the legal profession.
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Connecticut
Susan Cecelia O'Neill
Supreme Court of Errors
Miss O'Neill
Gifted by the Muses Post Wheeler shown as Stephen Phillips of America
Post Wheeler, author of Love In a Mist, appears as a prominent geo poetry figure. The 83 year old Princeton alumnus and former Nassau Magazine editor has long written verses, once believed to publish under a nom de plume, and now presents collected works drawing praise from daily readers.
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Post Wheeler
Stephen Phillips
America
Wheeler
New York
Princeton
Clauss
Nassau
Penn Charter Club
Booth Tarkington
Walter Wryckef
James Barnes
Jesse Lynch Willams
Jubilee marks fiftieth YMCA anniversary convention in Boston
The Fiftieth Anniversary International YMCA convention will be held in Boston June 11 to 16 to honor the global YMCA. Delegates from Britain, Austria, Hungary, Germany, China, India, Japan, Brazil, Argentina and more will attend, with speakers including McKinney, Lord Strathcona, Booker T. Washington, Faunce, Potter, Eckels and others. Benign sessions at Mechanics Hall and Trinity Church, jubilee day, memorial tablet, and visits to Faneuil Hall and the statehouse are planned as part of the celebrations and association work.
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Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
North America
United States
Globe
Great Britain
Canada
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Faunce
Brown University
Potter
New York
James H. Eckels
William Caven
Knox College
Toronto
Young Men's Christian Association of Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Bay State
Trinity Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
International Association
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Sour
American Y. M. C. A
Boston Association
Alexander Mckenzie
Cambridge
N. Faneuil Tall
Governor Crane
Statehouse
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F.G. Stamax & Co. Swartwort & Swartwoor
South Dakota
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E. Uichan
Almont
Milwaukie
Tumper Aimes
George Williamsottom
Sir George II
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Impresalan
Sir George—theti Plain
MUSES
J. Nagel
W. State St
Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean and Marshall Statesman
Dr. Humphreys
Schley
City Junk Shop
Detroit
Bud Sea
Otfish
Hart Atreat
Robert Schley
E. C. Dowitt , Co
Chleage
Rocky Mountain
Gore Madison Wise
Hammar
Bosley’s
Itt Bossex
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